wankstifier
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Lacks battlements for artillery. How do you expect to repel attacks by watercraft?
OT: 112th Obsequious Banter Thread: Nearing the Halfway Point of the Year
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Embiid
Marcus Hayes "bitch" slapper
Goddamit ....another speed trap photo ticket on the Boulevard. The whole damn thing is one big speed trap apparently. Philadelphia Parking Authority are fascists! The most efficient operation in all of Philadelphia.....that is now 300 bucks of violations I have incurred on that road to hell in the last couple of months. That on top of the 180 in Bucks County for that BS stop sign violation I have to fight for point consideration. Gonna just have to use 95 to go to my mom's and hope not to get shot by a road rager, get killed by drag racers or get killed by a bridge collapse.
PDX Flyer
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Ever thought of just driving close to the limit? I’d kinda put the drivers that speed in the conversation of road rage/racers.
Lord Defect
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That’s because masks don’t do anything for it. You need an OV-P100 and I don’t think they sell those in any form shy of a respirator cartridge.
Lord Defect
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I’ve seen pictures from an incident from 89. Some bodies were barely damaged while others were unspeakable.
Being that it was one room, and the pressure had no where to “slowly” equalize as it traveled through the vessel, it’s gotta look like a horror show
Embiid
Marcus Hayes "bitch" slapper
Who the fook drives the limit? It was 1-2 miles over the 11mph trigger. Slow drivers are just as dangerous and this ain't the 1970's with an OPEC oil crisis...
PDX Flyer
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I agree that people going below the limit are dangerous. So you know the trigger and still go over it? I don’t see the argument.
Beef Invictus
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Microsoft's light-based computer marks 'the unravelling of Moore's Law'
Analog, iterative machines ditch binary transistor switches for photons and electrons to process at the speed of light.
@JojoTheWhale I for one am pumped for the resurgence in analog computing.
When the USN was reactivating the Iowa battleships, they looked into replacing the analog gunnery computers with digital. They found there was no gain in accuracy, and a loss in computation speed. The analogs remained.
Beef Invictus
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Human flesh has a lot of water so the meat isn't terribly compressible...but the sheer force of the water hitting them has got to be like an apex predator pressure washer
The Blvd is the most dangerous road in Philly. There's a reason they put up all those cameras. I take 95 over the Blvd any day.
Lord Defect
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Embiid
Marcus Hayes "bitch" slapper
The argument is that I am not driving at an excessive speed over the buffer limit (the real world limit). I can't put cruise on the boulevard ...too many lights. The system is extreme that doesn't allow for reasonable driving but whatever...avoiding the nazi autobahn
Yeah I get it....still nazis
PDX Flyer
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I never lived in Philly and don’t know the road so I probably can’t reasonably grasp the situation. Also I’m getting old lol.
Microsoft's light-based computer marks 'the unravelling of Moore's Law'
Analog, iterative machines ditch binary transistor switches for photons and electrons to process at the speed of light.www.pcgamer.com
@JojoTheWhale I for one am pumped for the resurgence in analog computing.
When the USN was reactivating the Iowa battleships, they looked into replacing the analog gunnery computers with digital. They found there was no gain in accuracy, and a loss in computation speed. The analogs remained.
Does this mean that we don't need to rely on as many chips (and that mineral they come from, whatever it's called, the one that Afghanistan has a lot of) as before? Does this mean they can build supercomputers that aren't as big? Does this mean that cooling the machines down won't be such a problem? What does this mean?
Cody Webster
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Beef Invictus
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....kinda.
There are tasks which analog computers are more efficient at. So you can let those processors do that work instead of having digital ones doing it. It'll help.
Beef Invictus
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@Captain Dave Poulin
dataconomy.com
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Analog deep learning paves the way for energy-efficient and faster computing
Analog deep learning, a new branch of artificial intelligence, promises quicker processing with less energy use. The amount of time,
dataconomy.com
Why we need analog AI hardware
IBM Research is getting closer to a future where we can train and run AI systems on energy-efficient analog hardware.
Embiid
Marcus Hayes "bitch" slapper
Thing that gets me is the city does shit to control the Mad Max gangs of marauders on their ATV's but let's go after a Volt driving like a normal person and hit up by big bro fascist tech with zero reasonable margin for human operator error...
@Captain Dave Poulin
Analog deep learning paves the way for energy-efficient and faster computing
Analog deep learning, a new branch of artificial intelligence, promises quicker processing with less energy use. The amount of time,
Why we need analog AI hardware
IBM Research is getting closer to a future where we can train and run AI systems on energy-efficient analog hardware.
Assuming stupid prices too
Flybynite
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Wow that crack is like through and through.
Surrounded By Ahos
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I saw a video of a coaster going through that turn and it's totally detached. It moved entirely too far for comfort.
Wow that crack is like through and through.
Flybynite
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Yea there's a video in the link and it slides like a couple inches out. Thing was detached and basically just resting on the top of it.
And THAT is why I don't go on roller coasters. You have to be brain damaged.
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